Records of the Nanjing Battle and Atrocities of the Sixth Division of the Japanese Invaders

"Records of the Nanjing Battle and Atrocities of the Sixth Division of the Japanese Invaders" is a documentary military work based on the Nanjing Defense War and the Nanjing Massacre in the early days of the Anti-Japanese War. In 1937, the Marco Polo Bridge Incident triggered a full-scale war between China and Japan. In the East China battlefield, the Japanese army increased its troops to Songhu, and a fierce battle broke out in Shanghai. The outcome of the war greatly exceeded the Japanese expectations. The Japanese army suffered heavy losses and the war became a stalemate. At this time, the Japanese army decided to expand the battlefield and mobilized troops from North China to form a newly formed 10th Army to land at Jinshanwei in Hangzhou Bay in an attempt to cut off the retreat of hundreds of thousands of Chinese troops and annihilate China's anti-war forces in one fell swoop. Due to the sudden change in the battlefield situation, the Chinese army was forced to retreat. As the situation changed, Matsui Iwane, commander-in-chief of the Japanese Central China Front, issued an order to attack Nanjing, and the Battle of Nanjing began. This book mainly describes the battle conditions of the Battle of Nanjing between China and Japan from the perspective of the 6th Division of the 10th Japanese Army. At that time, there was a huge disparity in strength between China and Japan, but the Chinese soldiers fought for the survival of the nation with fierce ambitions and a disregard for death. There were countless heroic feats that were heroic and heroic. However, these feats are not our own records, but are reflected in the battlefield records of Japanese combatants. Jiangjun Mountain, Yuhuatai, 82 Highland, and Zhonghua Gate are all place names that record the heroic feats and bloody sacrifices of our Chinese sons and daughters fighting for the survival of the nation. The last part is about the Nanjing Massacre. Now, Japanese right-wingers are trying their best to deny the fact of the Nanjing Massacre. However, in this book, through the records of the Japanese themselves, the irrefutable evidence restores the heinous brutality of the Japanese fascists against our compatriots. After the war, Hisao Tani, commander of the 6th Division, was extradited back to Nanjing for trial, and was sentenced to death by firing squad at Yuhuatai, Nanjing, realizing a just trial of human civilization against barbarism.